i'm not sure how I feel about someone tying my name to something that i did go to some lengths to keep anonymous. Dan may be right, theres nothing we can do to stop information.
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when i googled my email i found the email related to this posting. we were told that the list would only be viewable to alumni. which isn't the case. so i now have written an email to get that taken down. i guess the moral of the story is assume that people don't mean what they say when it comes to releasing information.
ahhh, THAT is awesome.
I keep begging my overlings for feedback on privacy, and a published privacy statement for my current implementation of a CMS.
perhaps, I'm wasting my time. and our core audience (55+) will never know the difference.
did you email these guys?
yup. no response. so i called and left a message and told them to take it down by the end of the week.
amazing! looks like they fixed it. thanks jen
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